A men's health type question?!
Question:
A men's health type question?
Okay...This is sort of weird...Well I was stung be a bee in "family jewels" (right one) and the "magic wand", and I have noticed recently that I have have no right jewel and a particularly small wand (compared to my friends stories and research). I am wondering if this could effect me later in life in certain "exciting situations." I am serious though NOTHING on the right and a I have the hilt not the whole sword. I am sort of freaking out over this, cause it is obiviously important... to my manlihood, I don't feel like one if I don't have the whole package, is this some strange genetic jip, or the bee? I don't think it is genetic, because my brother brags constantly and I took showers with my dad when I was three...
P.S. I am a 12 year old
P.P.S I tried to keep it as much code as possible for all those young minds out there, I don't want their minds poisoned with the facts of life at four, and actually understanding them as I did... I feel I already know way to much on topics lik thi
Answers:
It prolly has absolutely nothing do with a bee.
Your testicle has moved into your abdominal cavity. It cannot go far. Try to push your right testicle back down into your scrotum by applying light pressure to the area along side your penis on the right hand side above your scrotum.. you should feel it there. If unable to push it back down, you will need to see a doctor.
As for the size, you haven't yet developed and I would not be alarmed. Most boys lie about their dik size... you will be surprised how similar yours is to your friends.
As for the testicle question, as you get older your testicles may become too big to pass through the abdominal cavity ... its the cavity that they dropped down through when you were just a baby.... doctors check for this condition called undecended testicles, when you are a baby so you dont really have that problem. As it happens, my abdominal cavity is quite large and my testicles can still "dissapear" into the abdominal cavity, even though mine are of normal size and function properly (3 children). So I really think you probably have little to worry about.